Japan Electric Power Delegation Visits Four-Faith to Boost Distribution Automation Cooperation

[Xiamen, China] - July 9, 2025 - Four-Faith recently welcomed a delegation from the Japan Electric Power Bureau. The meeting focused on core products such as relay protection systems, smart fault indicators, and pole-mounted switches. Both parties held in-depth technical discussions aimed at enhancing the reliability and intelligence of Japan’s power grid and reached multiple preliminary cooperation agreements.

Strong Partnership to Explore New Opportunities in Smart Power

The Japanese delegation visited Four-Faith’s Intelligent Manufacturing Center and R&D Laboratory, gaining in-depth insight into the company’s core technologies in smart meter communication modules, distribution automation, renewable energy monitoring, and power big data platforms. Discussions addressed key challenges facing Japan’s power industry—including aging grid infrastructure upgrades, integration of renewable energy, and efficiency optimization. Both sides expressed strong interest in collaborating on technical solutions.

The General Manager of Four-Faith Power Overseas remarked:

"Japan’s power market is renowned for its high standards and exceptional reliability. Four-Faith’s innovative technologies and customized service capabilities align perfectly with these expectations. We look forward to this cooperation, aiming to provide the Japan Electric Power Bureau with safer and more efficient IoT solutions and jointly build a future-ready smart grid ecosystem."

Technology-Driven Solutions to Create an International Benchmark

During the visit, Four-Faith showcased its independently developed products, including:

Relay Protection Devices: Compliant with IEC 61850 standards, featuring millisecond-level fault clearing and adaptive protection algorithms.

Fault Circuit Indicator: Integrated with 5G communication and AI diagnostics, achieving fault location accuracy within ±50 meters.

Automatic Circuit Recloser: Equipped with Four-Faith’s proprietary edge computing modules, supporting remote control and intelligent load adjustment.

Distribution Automation Management System: Enables real-time monitoring, precise fault location, and self-healing control of distribution networks, significantly improving power supply reliability while reducing manual maintenance demands.

Representatives from the Japan Electric Power Bureau praised Four-Faith’s technological adaptability and local service capabilities. Both sides plan to launch pilot projects in the Kansai region to accelerate the development of Japan’s smart grid.

Looking Ahead: Expanding Global Energy Collaboration

This visit marks an important milestone in Four-Faith’s strategy for the East Asian market. The company will continue to invest in research and development, collaborating with global partners to promote the green and intelligent transformation of the power industry, staying true to its mission of "Connecting Everything for a Smarter Future."